Additionally to what others said about trezor and ledger, I want to add that you can use electrum with any of them.
Electrum is the best wallet software around for a bitcoin only wallet.
Both wallets are fully compatible with electrum, with allows you to sign messages, select inputs, multiple output and many other advanced features which you will need over time.
You can get any of both, they are both great devices.
Topic: What is the best hardware wallet for holding Bitcoin only? - page 2. (Read 274 times)
Only two hardware wallets are well-known secured but you have many choices.
Check Ledger nano and Trezor and I think this topic should be in hardware wallet section so if you want to get a better opinion then move this thread there or I might report this to the mods to move this thread there.
Adding this big list https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/--5282364
Also check the video by Voskcoin with his own detailed review here https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/--5288629
Check Ledger nano and Trezor and I think this topic should be in hardware wallet section so if you want to get a better opinion then move this thread there or I might report this to the mods to move this thread there.
Adding this big list https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/--5282364
Also check the video by Voskcoin with his own detailed review here https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/--5288629
Yes, this is the best hardware wallets out there, Trezor and Ledger Nano. Although Ledger had already a history of data leak last year.
And just to add though, if you are planning to buy one, just go directly to the website itself and don't buy from anyone, or maybe from authorized reseller only. If you found some selling at a cheap price, don't, probably those hardware wallets might have been rigged or tampered.
You can check some hardware wallets using the two links below
[BIG LIST] Hardware wallets (80+)
Open Source Hardware Wallets
I will suggest you to use Trezor, it is open source, also some experienced people recommended Ledger Nano but not completely open source but only its secure element is close source.
[BIG LIST] Hardware wallets (80+)
Open Source Hardware Wallets
I will suggest you to use Trezor, it is open source, also some experienced people recommended Ledger Nano but not completely open source but only its secure element is close source.
Only two hardware wallets are well-known secured but you have many choices.
Check Ledger nano and Trezor and I think this topic should be in hardware wallet section so if you want to get a better opinion then move this thread there or I might report this to the mods to move this thread there.
Adding this big list https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/--5282364
Also check the video by Voskcoin with his own detailed review here https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/--5288629
Check Ledger nano and Trezor and I think this topic should be in hardware wallet section so if you want to get a better opinion then move this thread there or I might report this to the mods to move this thread there.
Adding this big list https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/--5282364
Also check the video by Voskcoin with his own detailed review here https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/--5288629
Hello all, I am very tempted in buying a hardware wallet to hold Bitcoin only, but I am unsure which hardware wallet is the most secure and easy to use. I am unable to find detailed reviews of every wallet, can people with hardware wallets let me know about their experience with their wallet?
Regards, excro
Regards, excro
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